Margaret Morse Nice (Amherst, Massachusetts, 6 de dezembro de 1883 - Chicago, Illinois, 26 de junho de 1974) foi uma ornitóloga, etóloga e psicóloga infantil norte-americana que fez um extenso estudo sobre a história de vida do pardal-canção e foi autora de Studies in the Life History of the Song Sparrow (1937). Ela observou e registrou hierarquias em frangos cerca de três décadas à frente de Thorleif Schjelderup-Ebbe que cunhou o termo "pecking order". Após seu casamento, ela fez observações sobre o aprendizado de idiomas em seus filhos e escreveu vários trabalhos de pesquisa.Ogilvie, Marilyn Bailey (2018). For the Birds: American Ornithologist Margaret Morse Nice. Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press. ISBN 978-0-8061-6069-6Dunlap, Julie. "Birds in the Bushes: A Story About Margaret Morse Nice." Illustrated by Ralph L. Ramstad. 1996. Carolrhoda Books, Inc., Minneapolis, MN. +63 pp. ISBN 1-57505-006-4

Publicações selecionadas

Nice, M. M. 1910. Food of the bobwhite. J. Econ. Ent. 3:295–313. Nice, M. M. 1930. Observations at a nest of Myrtle Warblers. Wilson Bull. 42:60–61. Nice, M. M. 1931. The birds of Oklahoma. Revised edition. Publ. Okla. Biol. Survey 3:1–224. Nice, M. M. 1937. Studies in the life history of the Song Sparrow. I. A population study of the Song Sparrow. Trans. Linn. Soc. N.Y. 4:1–247. Nice, M. M. 1939a. The social kumpan and the Song Sparrow. Auk 56:255–262. PDF Nice, M. M. 1939b. The watcher at the nest. Macmillan, New York. Nice, M. M. 1941. The role of territory in bird life. Am. Midl. Nat. 26:441–487. Nice, M. M. 1943. Studies in the life history of the Song Sparrow. II. The behavior of the Song Sparrow and other passerine birds. Trans. Linn. Soc. N.Y. 6:1–328. Nice, M. M. 1954. Problems of incubation periods in North American birds. Condor 56: 173–197. Nice, M. M. 1962. Development of behavior in precocial birds. Trans. Linn. Sot. N.Y. 8: l-211. (com L. B. Nice) (1914) A city kept awake by the honking of migrating geese. Bird-Lore 16 : 119. A third Christmas census. Proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Science 2 (1922):31–32. Nesting records from 1920 to 1922 from Norman, Oklahoma. University of Oklahoma Bulletin 3 (1923): 61–67. Extension of range of the robin and Arkansas kingbird in Oklahoma. Auk 41 (1924): 565–568. (com L. B. Nice) The birds of Oklahoma. University of Oklahoma Bulletin n.s. (286) (1924): 1–122. Observations on shorebirds in central Oklahoma in 1924. Wilson Bulletin 37 (1925): 199–203. The bird life of a forty acre tract in central Oklahoma. University of Oklahoma Bulletin. Proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Science 7 (1927): 75–93. New nesting records in Cleveland County in 1925 and 1926. University of Oklahoma Bulletin. Proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Science 7 (1927): 72–74. Pileated woodpeckers wintering in Cleveland County, Oklahoma. Auk 44 (1927): 103. Seasonal fluctuations in bird life in central Oklahoma. Condor 29 (1927): 144–149. Late nesting of indigo bunting and field sparrow in southeastern Ohio. Auk 45 (1928): 102. Magnolia warblers in Pelham, Massachusetts in 1928. Wilson Bulletin 40 (1928): 252–253. The morning twilight song of the crested flycatcher. Wilson Bulletin 40 (1928): 225. Adventures at a window shelf. Oologist 46 (1929): 161–163. Domestic pigeons nest hunting on a mountain top. Auk 46 (1929): 543–544. Eight-mile censuses in 1927. Condor 31 (1929): 79. The Harris sparrow in central Oklahoma. Condor 31 (1929): 57–61. A hawk census from Arizona to Massachusetts. Wilson Bulletin 41 (1929): 93–95. Vocal performances of the rock wren in Oklahoma. Condor 31 (1929): 248–249. American egret and anhinga nesting in Oklahoma. Auk 55 (1930): 121–122. A list of the birds of the campus of the University of Oklahoma. Publications of the University of Oklahoma Biological Survey 2 (1930): 195–207. The Birds of Oklahoma. Rev. ed. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1931. Notes on the twilight songs of the scissor-tailed and crested flycatchers. Auk 48 (1931): 123–124. Measurements of the white-throated and other sparrows to determine sex. Bird-Banding 3 (1932): 30–31. Female quail 'Bob-whiting.''' Auk 50 (1933): 97. Locating returned song sparrows as nestlings. Bird-Banding 4 (1933): 51–52. Robins and Caroline chickadees remating. Bird-Banding 4 (1933): 157. Zur Naturgeschichte des Singammers. Journal fu¨r Ornithologie 81 (1933): 552–595. Zur Naturgeschichte des Singammers. Journal fu¨r Ornithologie 82 (1934): 1–96. The Eighth International Ornithological Congress. Bird-Banding 6 (1935): 29–31. Some ornithological experiences in Europe. Bird-Banding 4 (1935): 147–154. Storks in trees. Wilson Bulletin 47 (1935): 270–271. (com L. B. Nice and R. M. Kraft) Erythrocytes and hemoglobin in the blood of some American birds. Wilson Bulletin 47 (1935): 120–124. Late nesting of myrtle and black-throated green warblers in Pelham, Massachusetts. Auk 53 (1936): 89. Curious ways of the cowbird. Bird-Lore 39 (1937): 196–201.

Psicologia infantil

The Development of a Child's Vocabulary in Relation to Environment. Master's thesis, Clark University, 1915. Published in Pedagogical Seminary 22 (1915): 35–64. The speech of a left-handed child. Psychological Clinic 9 (1915): 115–117. The speech development of a child from eighteen months to six years. Pedagogical Seminary 24 (1917): 204–243. Ambidexterity and delayed speech development. Pedagogical Seminary 25 (1918):141–162. Concerning all day conversations. Pedagogical Seminary 27 (1920): 166–177. A child and nature. Pedagogical Seminary 28 (1921): 22–39. A child that would not talk. Proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Science 2 (1922): 108–111. Handedness and speech.'' Proceedings of the Oklahoma Academy of Science 2 (1922):10.

Ligações externas

Margaret Morse Nice papers The Battles of Song Sparrows: How a Scientific Outsider Changed How We Study Birds

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